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The Dojo by SpaceBrick54 is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The 2,800 piece build features a traditional martial arts house with lots of nice detailing on the exterior as well as on the interior.
The project now joins Land Ahoy, Terrariums, Great Coral Reef, Hyrule Castle 30th Anniversary, Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Avatar Returns, and Clockwork Solar System as the ones to reach the Third 2021 Review Stage.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the LEGO Harry Potter theme, LEGO has invited Neville Longbottom actor, Matthew Lewis, to recreate his favorite Harry Potter scenes. He takes you though memories from the making of the films, shares humorous anecdotes, and opens up about his favorite scenes and LEGO Harry Potter sets. You can check out the video here.
… ContinueNeville Longbottom actor Matthew Lewis recreates his favorite scenes from the Harry Potter™ movies to celebrate 20 years of magic with LEGO® Harry Potter™
Billund, October 15, 2021: To mark the 20th anniversary of LEGO® Harry Potter™, Neville Longbottom actor Matthew Lewis has come along to recreate and share his favorite magical moments from the iconic Harry Potter™ movies.
For over twenty years, fans of all ages have explored the wonderment of the Wizarding World™ and recreated magical adventures with LEGO Harry Potter. In a new video launched today, the LEGO Group challenged Matthew Lewis aka the fan-favorite and lovable Neville Longbottom, to think back to his time on the films and recreate his 20 favorite scenes from the Harry Potter movies using magical LEGO Harry Potter sets from the past two decades.
Watch the video here.
In the video, Lewis, who played Neville Longbottom in the series of movies from 2001-2011, journeys through scenes from all eight films. He recalls a trip on Hogwarts Express, relives an afternoon in Hogsmeade™ and revisits the legendary Chamber of Secrets, with his trip down memory lane including the beloved characters, details, and models from the last 20
LEGO has announced the results of the LEGO Ideas First 2021 Review Stage in which there were a record 57 projects that were in the running to become an official LEGO Ideas set. Since there were so many projects, it was bound to have many rejected projects as well. In this round, there were two project that were chosen and they are:
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs needs some further review on it and we’ll see if this project moves on when the next review results are revealed in 2022.
The original LEGO October 2021 Store Calendar came out late last month and there were some pretty cool LEGO Harry Potter promotions that were supposed to happen later this month but it looks like things have changed. The updated store calendar has removed the Hogwarts Gryffindor Dorms (40452) and Hermione’s Study Desk (30392) which were supposed to run from October 25 through November 7.
There’s no word yet on why they have been removed, at least for the US, and I’m waiting to hear back for a response from LEGO. It’s possible that the global supply chain disruption may have impacted the shipment of those promos.
Earlier today, Target announced a partnership with LEGO with a limited-edition lifestyle collection for the holidays. The collection includes an assortment that includes items from home goods, pets, toys, gifts, apparel and accessories. This new collection has nearly 300 items and prices range from $1.50-$120 with most items under $30. The LEGO Collection x Target will be available starting in December at Target stores and on Target.com.
… ContinueTarget and the LEGO Group Expand Partnership with Limited-Edition Lifestyle Collection, Just in Time for the Holidays
With most items under $30, the collection is Target’s most inclusive partnership to-date and features toys, gifts, apparel and more for the entire family, inspiring fans of all ages to build new memories together this holiday season and beyond
Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) today announced its limited-edition collection with the LEGO Group, featuring a lifestyle assortment that goes well beyond the company’s iconic brick, with joyful, colorful items across home goods, pets, toys and gifts, as well as apparel and accessories for the entire family. Building on Target’s long-standing partnership with the LEGO Group and reflecting the companies’ shared values of inclusivity, optimism and joy, the curated collection of everyday and creatively unexpected items offers something for everyone, just in time for the holidays.
Last year, more than 80% of families who purchased a LEGO® set spent more time building together than any other leisure activity. Now, Target and the LEGO Group are working hand in hand to reimagine the brand’s iconic colorful bricks into a myriad of items that give
After hyping it up yesterday, LEGO has decided to delay the announcement of the results of the LEGO Ideas First 2021 Review Stage. Instead of it being today, it has been pushed back until tomorrow. However, they have also decided to do a giveaway for guessing the correct projects that will be selected, like they’ve done in the past. All you have to do is comment in the LEGO Ideas post of which of the 57 projects will win and they will randomly choose two winners.
The prizes include the Fender Stratocaster (21329) and a mystery set which is the next LEGO Ideas set to launch. Both sets will be signed by the LEGO Designers. The deadline to enter is five minutes before the announcement some time tomorrow so I suggest putting in your guess today.
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The LEGO Pickup Truck (10290) had a surprise reveal a few months back with the official released earlier this month and they have just dropped the designer video for the set. Designer Pierre Normandin goes in-depth of some of the details within the truck including the working steering.
The LEGO Pickup Truck (10290) is now available on the LEGO Shop and until October 17, you can also earn double VIP points on it.
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